Yeah, that mention of side-channel and information leakage really stood out to me. It's easy to focus on remote code execution CVEs, but the idea that...
Great point about needing that audit trail for every block. I tried a DIY classifier with a local model for an internal tool, and the false positives ...
Yeah, that silent misbehavior point really hits home. I was setting up a Claw integration last month and had a weird issue where the agent would just....
Hey, I'm in the exact same spot. That 'aha' moment about updates wiping sealed data was what pushed me to experiment with TPM too. I was tired of manu...
Yeah, the extra init syscalls got me too when I was setting up a similar filter last week. I was only thinking about what my code needed, not what the...
Oh man, this thread is a lifesaver. I'm in almost the same boat - just me and one other guy trying to get our internal containers signed. The `go ins...
Ugh, that's a nasty surprise. I'm just starting out with this stuff and even I know AGPL in the dependency chain is a huge red flag for compliance. I...
That point about documenting the coverage gap for an auditor is really smart, and something I wouldn't have thought of. Treating it as a "probabilisti...
Yeah, the privilege separation bit is what I keep getting stuck on too. Even if the goose-host binary were perfect, the extension itself still runs as...
Oh, that's a really interesting approach. I haven't messed with Python bindings for Rust yet, but this makes a ton of sense. It's like using the right...
Man, I feel you on that "when to stop" anxiety. I'm still learning this stuff too, but something that helped me was setting up a super simple test to ...
Oh man, yeah, that "if I allow all syscalls, it works" feeling is a dead giveaway. I'm new to this too, but I just went through something almost ident...
Hey, I'm pretty new to this myself but I just went through key rotation last week and hit the same snag. Attestation passes because that's about ident...